How to sell online for free
How to Sell Online for Free | Can it be done?
all right so you want us all in line but
you don't really want to put a bunch of
money into it can you sell online for
free I'm gonna answer that for you right
now hey guys if they lead welcome to our
channel hustling so you can also find me
at hustling stolen Instagram I'm pretty
active on there and today I'm going to
talk to you about where you can sell
online for free so obviously most of us
want to save money when we're selling
online we don't want to pay fees if we
don't have to that's more money in our
pocket but the problem is most of these
websites cost money to run so it's
really kind of hard to find somewhere
where you can list items online for free
but I did a bunch of research and let me
tell you what I found so I kind of found
websites and they kind of fit in two
different categories the first category
and the most common category are
websites that you can list for free so
there are no upfront fees you can list
as many items as you want but there is a
fee once you sell an item so I think
this is great because you're not it's
not costing you any money to get these
items up and listed but you do have to
pay a fee in the end but there's no
money out of your pocket if nothing is
that was great so that's the most common
true free websites I only found one
that's purely online that's free for the
sellers and the rest of them are kind of
where you list online but sell locally
so I'll go over all those for you right
now so the one and the only website that
I found that will let you list items for
free and sell items for free is a
website called vintage it is an online
fashion website more people resale
clothing bags shoes stuff like that and
what's funny is I actually used to sell
unvented like I want to see in like
2013-14 I don't know it was where I was
selling before I I don't know if it was
before posh Martina or I just sold there
instead of Poshmark but I did yes I used
to sell unvented I stopped because sales
were great there so I just I don't know
I stopped but they don't charge their
sellers any fees they actually charge
the buyer so I don't know if that's why
it's not as popular as let's say
Poshmark
or Macari or ebay but it
is free so if you want to give it a try
you can give it a try they do have a fee
where they charge - I think bump items
but they don't charge you a fee if you
just want to list the item so what they
turn to the buyer is 70 cents plus five
percent of the transaction which is
still a pretty low fee but the buyers
ping instead of the seller so what you
sell the item for you sell something for
20 bucks you're getting the whole $20
the buyer is just gonna be paying a
little bit more than that for fees and
shipping or I forget I will link to all
of these places down below so you can
sign up a few of them are referral links
and you will get some money or credit
when you sign up under me no pressure
all right the next one I want to talk
about is Poshmark it is pretty popular
so you might have heard of it before or
you might already be on it Poshmark
is free to list on you can list as many
items as you want not pay as' diamond
fees unless you sell an item so when you
do sell an item the fee is 20% for most
items if it's $15 or less the fee is to
95 and now Poshmark actually also takes
out sales tax which some people don't
like but I actually personally love
because I pay sales tax and I have to
calculate it myself for my eBay sales
and it is not fun
so if Poshmark can take that out and pay
for me that's great I'll take it next is
Macari they also don't turns you any
upfront fees you unless as many items as
you want you can sell a lot more items
on your car a minted and Poshmark are
both fashion platforms but mark are you
can pretty much sell whatever you want
although it was sidenote Poshmark didn't
just add home goods to their what am i
mean--you to what you're allowed to sell
but there are some restrictions but on
our car you can pretty much sell
anything with a reason I'm sure you go
to their website and see an exact list
of stuff that you can can't sell but you
can sell pretty much anything on record
I've sold coffee I've sold shoes I've
sold decorations I've sold a lot of
different things on my car so definitely
check my car out if you want to sell
kind of a wider range of things it's
kind of more like an app version of eBay
to me because you can sell pretty much
anything on there
but their fee is 10% one
your item is sold again no upfront fees
just 10% once your item has sold all
right so if you have electronics to sell
you can try website called swap ax I've
never used this website before but I did
find it in my research and it is free to
list their fees come out after the item
is sold and it's kind of built into the
price of the item so their fee structure
goes from $0 I think on items that sell
for 50 or less and then all the way up
to $250 for like really expensive
electronics you can check out their
website for an exact list of fees
because it varies per price but you can
list there for free so that's why it's
on this list all right this one is new
to me in a way offer up offer up I have
used for local sales but now you can
actually shift stuff to people I've
never used it for that purpose yet but I
keep seeing whenever I log in I keep
seeing that you can ship stuff you can
purchase stuff to be shipped to you you
can list up and select for it to be
shipped and like offer up always it's
free list you can list as many items as
you want but there is a nine point nine
percent fee if you do sell something
that's when be shipped if you sell
something locally there's no fee it's
just if you sell something that
something give these that's getting
shipped to someone that you pay 99.9
percent fee one more option with no
upfront fees is thread up thread up is
kind of like an online thrift store and
it's a little bit different than all the
other ones that I have mentioned before
if you've never heard of it you
basically get a gigantic poly envelope
and you stuff it with clothes and you
ship it to them and everything's paid
for the labels paid for you don't have
to do anything upfront and then when
they get the items they sort them they
decide what they want to take and they
give you a commission of that I do want
to give you a fair warning about right
up though unless you have really nice
items the way they're payment structure
is set up you might get like a dollar
for things so if you have like mall
brand stuff like that I think at the
moment if you if something sells for a
forty nine or less you get like five
percent of that so the percentage goes
up with the width as the price of your
item goes up so if you have higher end
items like fifty bucks or more it it
just ends up being a better return on
the items that you're selling but you
just want to get rid of stuff
and get it out and not do any work then
it might be a good option for you so
definitely check that out I will put my
link or threat up in the description box
below along with all the other links
second category that I talked to you
about at the beginning was where you can
list completely 100% for free but you
can't actually sell these items online
you can list them online but then you
have to meet up with people or arrange
shipping or something through email or
whatever so Craigslist is like the
old-school original way that I've sold
things locally but now there's also a
Facebook marketplace there's opera it's
let go and there I know that there are
other ones garage sale I think so I'll
link a couple of them in the description
box below they all basically work the
same what works best for me is Facebook
marketplace because people are already
on Facebook so a lot of people are on
there and they'll end up scrolling
through marketplace to see what is for
sale
second is offer up and then Craigslist I
haven't really tried any of any of the
other ones they don't seem very popular
where I live
but different locations have different
apps that are popular so those are
options for selling online for free I
know that there was really only one that
was truly free and it was really only
free for the seller the buyer is still
through minted is going to pay a fee so
that might be a turn-off for them but I
think that a lot of the apps were you
can list as many as you want without any
fees and then you just pay if something
sells I think those are great honestly
to get started eBay does have lots of
fees whether you sell the I don't know
eBay is where I sell almost all my stuff
I would say Oh 90% of our income is from
eBay but there are fees upfront so if
you list something that doesn't sell you
still pay a fee so I would if you're
just getting started trying Poshmark try
Macari try vented and see how comes oh
and don't forget I actually have a free
eBay beginner course so if you want to
check that out I'll leave the link down
below it's just a five-day course every
day for five days you get a little email
kind of going over how to begin selling
on eBay if you're interested in learning
how to do that so you can check that out
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